1980 Map of Linton
USGS Topo · Published 1980About this map
Linton serves as the primary hub of this North Dakota landscape, situated at the confluence of agricultural and early industrial interests. The town is flanked by several cultural landmarks, including the Linton Country Club and a Drive-in Theater along the southern approaches. For researchers of local history and industry, the presence of a Volcanic Ash Pit east of the town center indicates the unique geological composition of the region, while numerous Gravel Pits follow the path of Spring Creek and Beaver Creek. The transportation network is defined by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad line, which skirts the western edge of the settlement. Further east, the Springwater Lake National Wildlife Refuge provides a contrast to the surrounding section-line farming developments, preserving the natural riparian environment of Clear Creek.
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